Andy's Summer Playhouse Review

Amazing work here! My family friend has been going here for years and it's been amazing for her! They put so much work and heart into their plays and these kids! I loved the sets

Enjoyable afternoon watched a great show with some great actors. We will be back!

This building, constructed in 1860, sits near the site of, and was built to replace, Wilton's Second Meetinghouse (c.1773, which replaced Wiltons original meetinghouse, a log structure from 1752) The Second Meetinghouse was burned to the ground in December of 1859. Then known as "the Town House" it served Wilton as its town hall for only a few years before it was decided to remove the seat of town government to the East Village, near the river and railroads. It was sold in 1884 to a group of interested citizens and renamed "Citizens Hall." It served for many years as a public meeting hall, and was taken over by the Advanced Grange organisation in 1925 which used it for their meetings, and then by the Wilton Lions Club in 1968. The Pine Hill Waldorf School bought the building in 1978 and for several years ran a school on the site. It was finally sold to Andy's Summer Playhouse in August 11, 1985. The original 1832 Revere & Sons bell from the Second Meetinghouse was recast after the fire by Henry N. Hooper & Sons of Boston, and remains today in the building's steeple.

A great place for kids and adults alike! Come see an awesome show, by kids, for everybody!

We love Andy's! They support children and their creativity. Their plays are to be enjoyed by kids of all ages. They touch upon important subjects of our time. Many talented artists have left their thumbprint at Andy's. Andy's kids learn all aspects of theater at this gem.

Awesome performances, high quality. The kids work with industry pros and do everything in the show. Well worth your time!

Andys Summer Playhouse is an awesome experience for children. Such talent!

The work Andy's crew does with its kids is phenomenal.

I have been going here for 5 years yet I'm always sad to leave. The staff is very friendly and the shows tackle difficult subjects while being preformed be the kids

Enjoyed watching local theater in a historic building.